The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Photograph of Lieutenant Ivan Noble Gair of the 31st Battalion, AIF, who was mortally wounded in an attack on a sugar factory at Nauroy, in the Hindenburg Line Area, and died on 30 September 1918. This photograph was copied by Lafayette, Melbourne, from a group photograph of officers taken at Abele, France, during April 1918. (Donor J.R. Gair)
View of a shell damaged sugar factory. It was a fortified point in the Nauroy line, which formed the third system in the Hindenburg Defences, and against which attack was made commencing on 29 Septemb
A view of Cabaret Wood Farm, a position 1,200 yards north east of Bellicourt, against which the 57th and 58th Battalions in the attack on the Nauroy section of the Hindenburg Line, on 29 September 191
France. 20 September 1918. British Army troops moving forward to attack the Hindenburg Line near Moeuvres. (Donor Imperial War Museum Q9326)
The destroyed St. Denis Sugar Factory and Railway line, near Peronne. During the attack on Mont St. Quentin, on 1 September 1918, the 53rd Battalion were for a time entrenched along the embankment of
Bellicourt, France. 29 September 1918. British Army tanks and personnel moving forward to prepare for an attack against the Hindenburg Line. (Donor Imperial War Museum Q9364)
Studio portrait of 4085 Private (Pte) William McVeity, 30th Battalion, of Cobargo NSW. A farmer prior to enlistment in July 1916, Pte McVeity embarked from Sydney on board HMAT Ceramic (A40) on 7 Oc
